Roanoke Valley Christian Eagles News

With nine returning players, five of who are starters, the Roanoke Valley Christian School girls basketball team is looking to return to the VACA state finals in the 2011-12 season.

The Roanoke Valley Christian School boy’s basketball team, behind four returning starters, is looking to improve on last year's third place finish in the VACA Southwest.

Roanoke Valley Christian School won a golf tri-match Thursday afternoon at the Ole Monterey Golf Club.

Working to play as a "team" will be one of many goals, as the Roanoke Valley Christian School boys basketball team prepares for the upcoming season.

When the Roanoke Valley Christian School girls basketball team takes to the court this season, they will be returning six players off of last year's second place team, as they look to compete for the VACA SW title this year.

Heading into the 2010 season, Roanoke Valley Christian School will be young and inexperience, as they compete in the VICA Southwest.

When Roanoke Valley Christian School hits the soccer field later this month, they will be looking for their eight returning players to provide the leadership, as they look to make another deep run into the state playoffs.

Despite a 23-point performance by Alena Hamrick, the Celtics still fell, 36-35, to the Eagles Tuesday night in a girls basketball thriller played at Roanoke Valley Christian School.

Nathan Perkinson scored a career-high 36 points in helping lead Roanoke Valley Christian to a 66-63 victory over Ridgeview Christian in boys basketball action Tuesday night in Roanoke.